The Energy Council of South Africa says the recent easing of load shedding is not electioneering but the result of genuine progress.

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Electricity minister said the lack of load shedding 'is an engineering feat by the team at Eskom'.

South Africa is ill-prepared to deal with the recycling of lithium batteries and their hazardous components, experts have warned.

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You’ve likely noticed – South Africa has gone over a month without any load shedding from Eskom. That’s because the struggling utility has made...